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seeker_of_truth 733 reads
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Ok for provider to mention roses in text message?

Hi,

I have set up an appointment for later tonight in the DC area. The provider texted me for confirmation and mentioned the donation will be X number of roses. Is that normal?

Sorry for the newbie question but I am one. Just want to know if this is normal in this area.

Thanks in advance.

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 426 reads
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Yeah Not uncommon. Roses means $$$ Don't bring flowers...lol -e-



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seeker_of_truth 622 reads
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Re: Yeah Not uncommon. Roses means $$$ Don't bring flowers...lol -e-

Ha ha, yeah I figured that. Thanks for the reply and clarification.

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SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 711 reads
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4 / 9
Ironically,

300 Roses can cost you more than $300 depending on where you buy and what time of the year you buy....LOL..

But glad you had fun..

LamontCranston69 503 reads
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5 / 9
Re: Ironically,

What would be really fun was to see this guy try to bring 300 roses up to her room

Foodyguy 29 Reviews 495 reads
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6 / 9
Is a busy incall also known as a

Rose Parade?

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 425 reads
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7 / 9
Depending on how busy, I prefer "meat factory" lol -e-


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Kisses_Jones See my TER Reviews 477 reads
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LMAO!!


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seeker_of_truth 488 reads
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Re: Ironically,

LOL! That's funny...I should have tried that! ;)

I know that roses stand for...the question was because I thought providers/hobbyists are not supposed to mentioned money (in any form) as part of the communication. But apparently coded words are fine. :P

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